Solana
Solana Rug Check
Check any Solana token for rug-pull risk: mint and freeze authority, liquidity, LP lock and holder concentration, in seconds.
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The Rug Check is completely free and requires no wallet connection.
How to use Rug Check
- Paste the Solana token address (mint) you want to analyze
- Click Check and Smithii reads the on-chain data in seconds, with no wallet needed
- Read the overall Good, Caution, or Danger safety score at the top
- Review each signal: mint and freeze authority, mutable metadata, liquidity, LP burn or lock, LP providers, and top-holder concentration
- Use the report to decide whether the token is safe before you buy or trade
Common Solana rug-pull red flags
These are the on-chain signals the Rug Check looks for. Any one of them is a reason to dig deeper before you buy.
Mint authority is still active
The creator can mint unlimited new tokens at any time, diluting every holder. Safe tokens revoke it.
Freeze authority is still active
Whoever holds it can freeze your wallet so you are unable to sell. Look for tokens that have revoked it.
Liquidity is not burned or locked
If the LP tokens are not burned or locked, the team can pull the liquidity and the token becomes worthless instantly.
Supply concentrated in a few wallets
When the top holders own most of the supply, they can dump on the market and tank the price.
Very low liquidity
Thin liquidity means a single sell can crash the price, and it is cheap for bad actors to manipulate.
Only a few liquidity providers
When liquidity comes from one or two wallets, they control the pool and can exit together.
Metadata is still mutable
Mutable metadata lets the creator change the name, symbol, or image after launch, a common bait-and-switch.
Got questions?
If you need more help contact our team
Got questions?
If you need more help contact our team
How to check if a Solana token is a rug pull
Before buying any Solana token, it pays to check a handful of on-chain signals. Smithii Rug Check reads them automatically: whether the mint and freeze authorities are revoked, whether the metadata is still mutable, how much liquidity the token has, whether the liquidity-pool tokens are burned or locked, how many liquidity providers there are, and how concentrated the supply is among the top holders.
Each of these is a known rug-pull or honeypot vector. A token can still be risky even when one signal looks fine, which is why the Rug Check combines them into a single Good, Caution, or Danger score you can read at a glance, with no wallet connection and no on-chain expertise required.
What to do after a Rug Check
Launching your own token? Build trust the same way buyers verify it: revoke authorities at creation with the Token Creator, and lock liquidity when you create your liquidity pool.